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V” i.._ been extensively analyzed newly-opened markets, www.greaterkwchamber.co ' v j and indicate dormant hen- Canada's public assets such m- j i; x , ’ 1 efits for all levels of govern as airports. ports, bridges '” " y ' ment. and roads are critical and WWWEPMM‘W ' M weeks am at a press require funding and strate- CEOoftheGumerK-W conference near the aging gic policy direction. Omniberof(bmmtmr. ’ Policyholders approve creation of Heartland Farm Mutual Insurance Inc. North Waterloo farmers Supenntendent of Financial will be In Waterloo. with M“‘~'“ Mutual Insurance (ninpany institutions. With that Oxford's current office in and Oxford Mutual Insur approval. Heartland will fhamesford continuing to ance (bmpany announced immediately become a lead have significance as a at the end of August that ingfarm insurance company regional centre. Carlos their mutual policyholders in Ontario It will have writ Rodrigues will be Heart have voted overwhelmingly ten premiums approaching land’s president and chief to approve the amalgamar $I05 million. with an under executive officer. positions tron olthe two mmpanic-s to lying capital base of approxi he currently holds at North - I - . . I create Heartland Farm mately $79 million. Waterloo Pam Mutual. Mutual lnsuranr e Int Heartland plans no Rodrigues said that ('Heartland'i "’dlk‘flon in thr- number of important steps in the inte At separate meetings on employees at the two predi- gralion of the operations are Aug 27, well over the r cum companies but already under way and then- requirt-d two thirds of the experts to reduce its is excellent cooperation voting mutual policyholders expensi- ratio throu‘di sync-r between the people at each of both companies indicated toes and greater economies tompany their support for the atrial of scali- All existing policies ‘Wc are confident we can w “W gamation. originally of both tompanies will achieve the potential prom announced in Manh remain in force as Heartland iwd by this merger. 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